laborious
laborious 英 [ləˈbɔ:riəs] 美 [ləˈbɔriəs, -ˈbor-]
adj. 勤劳的；艰苦的；费劲的
- Laborious describes something that requires a lot of hard work, such as Victor Frankenstein’s laborious undertaking of digging graves to find monster parts.
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- adj. 勤劳的；艰苦的；费劲的
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1. So, it is a very laborious process.
因此， 这是一个非常艰苦的过程。
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2. He assumed the only way to read thoroughlywas by the laborious method of reading one word at a time.
他认为彻底阅读的道路只有一条：一次阅读一个单词这样让人费劲的办法。
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3. Note that this should not be a laborious and lengthy process; the goal is to get to a smaller and lighter initial process framework and validate the decisions with real work efforts.
请注意：这不应当成为一个艰苦的和冗长的处理过程；它的目标是得到一个更小型的和更轻便的初始化处理过程框架，并且通过实际的工作努力验证该决定。
- laborious (adj.) late 14c., "hard-working, industrious," from Old French laborios "arduous, wearisome; hard-working" (12c., Modern French laborieux), from Latin laboriosus "toilsome, wearisome, troublesome," also "inclined to labor, industrious," from labor "toil, exertion" (see labor (n.)). Meaning "costing much labor, burdensome" is from early 15c.; meaning "resulting from hard work" is mid-15c. Related: Laboriousness.
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